Wheel alignment has been around for a long time, but the way it’s done is changing pretty quickly. Older systems still work, of course, but they usually involve clamps, sensors, and a lot more setup around the wheels.
Touchless wheel alignment takes a different approach. Instead of attaching equipment directly to the rims, the system reads the wheel position using cameras and sensors...
Wheel alignment equipment has changed a lot over the years, but many shops still use a mix of older and newer systems depending on their workflow and budget.
That’s why the comparison between touchless and traditional wheel alignment keeps coming up. Both systems are designed to measure alignment angles and help correct wheel positioning, but the way they do it is completely...
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